The View from Space: The Station Fire's Deadly Path

Since Aug. 26, the Station Fire has tormented Los Angeles. Caused by arson, it has burned through 250 square miles, killed two firefighters, injured 11 people, destroyed 89 homes and forced thousands of evacuations. The following images, captured by NASA satellites, show the fire's progression over the last three weeks.

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The View from Space: The Station Fire's Deadly Path

Satellite images released by NASA give a stunning new view of the deadly fire that ravished Los Angeles.

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